Should Corry Welcome Federal and State Funds for City Projects
In Corry two views clash over taking higher government money for local needs. Proponents argue the funds are our money and prevent waste elsewhere, citing urban renewal, youth programs, golf course expansion, housing, elderly programs, and a Philharmonic concert as examples.
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Corry
Erie Philharmonic Orchestra
Greater
Sly hotel registers and oil boom era notes from Titusville
A fragment recounts hotel check ins on June 13 1865 by William Oakley and James Coates in Titusville with L Hainway at the McCray House. It reflects oil boom life amid Civil War prices and whimsical well names, plus a nearby republication of Corry Journal letters and a State Department discrimination case involving Willy Heeres, a Dutch American teaching Indonesian.
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William Oakley
Corry
American Hotel
Titusville
James Coates
Spartansburg
Merchants Hotel
L. Hainway
McCray
Titusville Morning Herald
Lly Fralick
Tideoute
The
Flats
Willy Heiko Heeres
Foreign Service Institute
State Department
Foggy Bottom
Navy probes bias and procurement flaws amid open cases
The document outlines EEOC complaints over discriminatory hiring practices by an Indonesian instructor, and details a classified Navy report exposing contractor overcharges, lax cost analysis, and procurement fraud probes. It notes shipbuilding claims totaling about 1 billion dollars, safety lapses, and navy leadership actions.
Walking Dead Letter From Texas Man on Addiction
A Texas inmate writes to the Caller Times describing his 99 year sentence for a bank robbery tied to his drug addiction. He recalls a troubled past, failed police help against pushers, family impact, a son’s drug awareness, and a plan to become a probation officer once released.
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Mr. Bishop
Texas
Caller Times
Corpus Christi
Walking Dead
the Walking Dead
Price stabilizer allows coal dealers to raise prices
In Corry the Office of Price Stabilization authorized retail coal dealers to raise prices by an average of 14 cents a ton to offset a freight rate increase. The change will impact residents relying on coal for heating this winter. Also noted are a Mead Park Girl Scout building project with an estimated cost of 3100 dollars and a 50 50 Club drawing winner at St Elizabeths Church Guild awarding 136 dollars and 90 cents.
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Corry Area
DeJean and Cochran
St. Elizabeth's Church
Clearing Title After Tax Sale Without a Will
A daughter can obtain a clear title after the tax sale by securing quit claim deeds from potential claimants or by filing a quiet title action. If the tax title is proper and there are no other liens, the title from the tax sale becomes good after redemption expires. Quit claim deeds are often easier and quicker than a quiet title suit.
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REAP
Acme Lock Company
Sly Old Boys
Bill Eaton
J. Connely
Lady
Rochester
J. Dillingham
Isaac Harris
Titusville Hotel
Corry Journal
Washington
Heeres
Indonesia
U.S
Warren Yates
Yates
By Jack Anderson
Equal Employment Opportunity Office
Ronald Kelly
Institute
Howard Shollenberger
William Rogers
Navy Ship Systems Command
G.E. Moore II
Navy
Admiral Moore
J.D. Arnold
Elmo Zumwalt
Naval Operations
Arnold
Air Force
Oklahoma
Contet
FBI
Mercy
Cope
Pearl Harbor
America
Mead Glen
Mead Park
Firetru
AR. Lébl